... newspapers publish an order of ths German Federal Council regarding the collection of kitchen Muss. Towne and communities of over 40,000 Inhabitants obliged to collect kitchen 'refuse from all , iouseholds and send it to a Governmen . t . factory Condensed ...

... Lord Newton, were went to Frame at the instance of late Secretary of State for War, and he had always imagined that Lord Kitchener was actuated In the extreme reluctance which prevailed her. with regard to the employment of German prisoners, either by ...

... noses of Ernest Corn OintemenL - - Ernest, 2a. Bondat., 1126a19 N A YELLED Ooods.—Prencb Cooking Ware; Li even , tbinn for kitchen and Amin roonte.TWebster . selforea.opnosite Shepherds ru:rt - Statmis. Cxbridge-rd. LADY will Advance Oasis privately by ...

... of similar gifts to each of the Overseas contingents now fighting for the Empire, and also a souvenir in memory of Lord Kitchener to each disabled soldier. To-night Jimmy Wilde, the fly-weight boxing champion, commences an engagement ac an actor in Mr ...

... fact of the late Lord Kitchener addressing the members of the House of Commons June 2, Committee Room No. 14. Having obtained Mr. Speaker’s consent, he proposed to place a small metal plate the room recording that Lord Kitchener on June 8 addressed the ...

... favourite situation).—To be LEX, Furnished. CUaru.lnjj little HOUSE, combining bedrooms, reception-rooms, bath, dressing room, kitchen. Ac.; exceptionally well furnished; telephone; pretty garden—lnspected, and recommended by O TALBOT & CO.. 40a. Baker-street ...

... National Sporting Club. . Mr. J. Lovelace, of the Palace de Luxe, Crowle, tells us he has an interesting letter from Lord Kitchener thanking hi n for his recruiting efforts. It was written in June of last year, and is signed by the dead War Secretary. Mr ...

... countries obtain information of the most valuable kind from the Press Bureau. These men had got to know of the departure of Lord Kitchener oh the Hampshire some days before the event happened. Mr. HERBERT SAMI' EL at the outbreak war there was a total of ...

... officers. This was by no means due to luck, but to his conspicuous abilities in the Sudan and South African wars under Lord Kitchener. An Irtteresting Rumour. One .of the most interesting rumours which reached me last night was that Mr. Lloyd George is anxious ...

... OFFICIAL PROGRAMME 01 the British Empire's Forces AT THE FRONT, Followed by pictures illustrating The Life of the Late Lord Kitchener And other special films. Tele., Gerr. 1444. STRAND. YE. GODS! A Scream. TO-DAY, at 3 9. Mats., Thurs. and Sat. At 2.3 ...

... Housemaid. for boarding V home; sleep in or out. 2 Aool-road a VOUNG Girl wanted (14-19) for errands and to help in the kitchen; good salary; hall-day outing; no Sunday work. 90 Belsize-road, N.W. a WANTED it once, good House-parlourmaid; small family; ...

... bookcases. drawing = appointments., overwantals, pictures, glass, and ornaments, carpets, leaders, fireiroas, garden and kitchen steseßs. Oa view Saturday and Monday previous. Catalogues on application to the Broadway Depositos7, Ealing, W. ---- By Order ...